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Tephrochlamys tarsalis
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 something very similar called Pherbellia seen on the Danish forum, but which had darker forelegs. Could this fly be of that genus?
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 Tephrochlamys ... T. tarsalis Grin. Andrzej
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 hi Andrzej,
is there a key to these, I've got a specimen from a different location which I want to have a go at? Or can you tell me the key features for this fly

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